Supreme Court of India
Indrajeet Yadav v. Santosh Singh and Anr.
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Practice and Procedure – Pronouncement of final ord ers without a reasoned judgment, deprecated – High Cour t while allowing appeals of the accused pronounced the operative portion of the order and set aside the judgment and order o f conviction passed by the trial court and directed the accused who w as in jail to be released, but a reasoned judgment and order was pronounce d after approximately five months – On appeal, held: Desp ite strong observations made by Supreme Court as far as back i n the year 1984 and thereafter repeatedly reiterated, still th e practice of pronouncing only the
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